The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 07, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE r, THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1028 News Of The Markets TURNOVER IS LESS IN MILL INDUSTRY GENERAL LIST MOVES AHEAD Motor Shares Surpass Highs of Year (Willi Strwt Journnl l'tr.nn.-IU Review) NEW YOKK. July 7. Stocks made immediate response to the further bulltctj lips given by the ad vance of the industrial shares lo rec ord levels at yesterday's close. Lead liy New York Central. American Can. General Motors. Dupont and other is sues sponsored by Wall street's most powerful Interests, the general list continued to move ahead, attaining marked aggressiveness on the upside during the day. New high ITOund for the year was reached hy an impressive list of stocks. In addition tit General Mn tors, several other motor shares bet tored their previous IMC highs, in cluding Studehaker. Pieree-Arrow Common and Packard. Most itutnoritics believed normal July recessions would carry steel op erations lower this month. Such, however, has not been the case. In-, stead. operations are increasing Slightly, Indicating that stinks of steel in consumers' hands are down to rock bottom. The market closed higher. Clos ing prices included: C. S. Steel ll(i. up 1; Baldwin lie. up ; American Can 195. off N 14)9, tip 3i : General Motors S6. up 1 ; Mack Truck 1 8.1 . off 1 ; Pierce-Arrow .35 up ; United Cigar Stores 90. up : Wabash 14, up 4 ; New York Central 119. up 1: Southern Railway !'Sr tip 4 ; Wheeling tt, up 14; Frisco OS, Hp lit! Hock Island 45 . up 1 A. T. T. 140: Texas Company 514; Klectric Power & Light 37 V luRTIWD LIVESTOCK MARKET tti. r. ustxsi wi.v to Th,. (wwi BuUttlaJ PORTLAND, July 7. Caltlo Ite- Cnlpu, none; tone Of market, steady, steers, medium, $7.75 if S.iifi : com mon, $4.5007.78; canners and cut ters, 34.50 4? 1.6)0 ; canners and cut lers, $4 5.50; bulls, dinners and Large .Majority of Piiis and Pir Plants Resume PORTLAND, tile briefest Fot down in three v the fir sawmills resumed cutting nl Ml Following Juiv shut. rs. '.10 per cent of in the west coast Monday luorntnt, ii i lbs. up, 1 logs market . choice. 14.75; 14.25; ing. pad tone ot good and S14 25 a $13.25 ii I according tU telegraphic reports front , the various districts received at II, he ad.imirters here today. The labor turnover was one of the smallest ex perienced in years. Logging, how aver, la comparatively inactive, thei reports show, and not more than 60 perl-enl of fir camps tire operating. Sxco.pl for two pbutts till pine eafW mills of the Inland empire tire again rutting lumber and a large majority of them were closed only Saturday and Sunday. Several woods opera tions in ihe pine country are re- I commons, all weights, tin ported temporarily closed Report r'S; wethers. $4.50f: ewes, com- from the various districts follow: mon to choice, tS.50( a Portland- Fewer man arc looking jflr work in Portland lit. in at any time this year, Only one Portland saw-' $3.50 4.75; kg 4t S.50. -Receipts, none quiet; medium, mo to 2uo lbs 200 to 250 lbs. 250 lbs. up. SIS 614; pack smooth heavy. $1 1 'n 11.5a : g, rough heavy. 110 (j 11: slaughter pigs. $ 1 2 Si I a.5o. Sheep Receipts. SOU; tone of market, steady; lambs. 14 lbs. down, medium and choice. S10(f 12; heavy weights, medium and choice. S S 'ft 10: culls TRY AND STOP can't be done I WOOL M IRKKT IIKTTKR tU. P. i-) Win- to Tht- Btttd feiUftia) BOSTON, July 7. -PriYes for thl sixth wk in success inn in ihe wool market showed an upwunl tomlcmy under influence of isronKer foreinn news, het ter demands for WOOlWM anil scarcity of desirable stocks. Ohio delaines are still held ai T7 COQtB for the hetter types. London open ins showed a belter tone with prices higher on buying for Italy, France and local houses. In the local mar ket it is reported I'Z mouths Texas wools are now up to $1.40. mill that was operating before HM fourth is still closed and it resumed GXHttni today Lugging along t he Columbia la at a low point and log ger are Lndult-fl generally employed in other PORKIQN KrH.N;K (U P. fflrtta The IWn.l HuUotin. NKW YOKK. July 7. -Foreign ex- fast Tron jip0 change closed lower. Sterling ST.; Klttm .0461)4, marks SSSO; Holland 4006: Sweden 275; Norway 1803: Montreal 100: C.reore 01t?4l Shanghai 75; Yokohama 41. i Aberdeen- Five logins camps rc , op ned today and two or USfM Othtn i will resume next week Four out of IS sawmills on (irays harhor are 'down for repairs but will reopen very soon. Xo unemptomeut of any kind in this district. fount f and city , work above average of past two years. Taroma Nearly all sawmills in , Tacoma and vicinity are operatitiK lufter a brief holiday. Little chanRe ! In crews is reported. Other than t a Hiuall surplus of rommon laoor there are no unemployed here. StOSl Off aft M camps still down. Seattle -Twenty per cent of PtiKet sound loKKinc ramps rt sinned Iok inK today and several other com panies have announced Intention of ind buckers imme diately, (ieneral resumption of Ior jKinK is still uncertain, however. It is 3 A furid plays n lot of pranJa oo an aMaii pecttaH voting man tn ilils uproarlounly funny tilm (dav it's the mrrritst ucturt; you myr saua BUSTER KEAT0N SEVEN CHANCES Ixned tDAV!D BELASCO'S ccmfifyhyROl COOPER MEGRUE prM hu JOSEPH M.SCHENCX IjArgUKl Ohnin Department Store Ot'Kaulat lou NATION W(0 lO l TlTtTiti A to.itt i flll eniieyvo. til-. DEPAK WENT STORKS O'Kane Bldg., Bendi 06. llellaldc gimlliy fioods Alwuyi At lower Pflflgt VALUES FOR MEN! Only the buying for hundreds of stores makes possible these large savings. PORTLAND li.WKS Ckarings $;.STS.7 lltilttnres 5414.: DAIRY M COUliTBY (U. P. LsSSSd Wire li Tfci It. ml Bullotin) POKTLAND. July 7. Butter puttinc on fullers Cube extras 45c. stutuLirds 45c prime firsts 44c. firsts 42Uc. Kkks Bztraa .1c. firsts 3Uc, pal-! reported, principally because of Ion lets rt'ic. current receipts :!Sc. freight rates. Practically ull sa- CAPITOL LSt Part of Wi'ck mills on the Bound are attain t uttlm: after u brief holiday There are searcely any unemployed men in Seattle. Women tire employed as prompters in many of the theaters In Qermany Vacation Needs for health, comfort and pleasure at HORTON'S Swim Caps Eastman Films Toilet Lotions Sun Visors Playing Cards Little Ben Watches Fountain Pens Budweiser and Ginger Ale (by the case) HOR.TONS DRUGS PORTLAND VVHKAT PRICRH tU. P. I Wtftl Th.- Hrmt Rullrtinl PORTLAND. July 7. Wheat, hard white. $1.40: soft white. $1.40; west-( !ern white. Si. 40; hard winter. $1.40; j northern sprinK. $1.38; western red. ;$i.35. Tourists Attempt to Eat, Table Sways In Quake Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Phillips of I am Angeles were anion i; the visitori at the local ramp pround last nipht. They f-anic- to fiend hy way of the inland route, through Mount Shasta, I Sacramento and Ked Bluff. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Phillips told of eal-i inp breakfast about 100 miles from Santa Barbara at the time of the 'earthquake. They said that theyj could feel no distinct shocks, but that tables and chairs seemed to sway ' from aide to side and that they ex-, periertced a feHine Of seasickness. i They told of black bears at Crater' Lake national park, so lame that they' , foraged around the camp at night for : 'food and came up in daylight to with jin a few feet of the travelers. Phillips said that they would con-, Itlntte their trip until they were in British Columbia. Classified Advertisements ClftifieiJ ft'lvcrtiatnff charv per ivut 25 ornti for 25 wortU or l-. for all ovvr ZS. All clawltied atlvrrtUiDV itrictly r. 1, in t.il vnr KOR SALK THE CLEANEST FUEL BOX WOOD QUICK DELIVERY THE MILLER LUMBER CO. Phone 100 119t" rOR RK.N1 FOR ItKNT Thtee room house: water ami llKlttf fttriilshi'il. Two room fttrnlMtPtl apartitiettt with ttut aga; wood) watiir and lisht ftir ittHheil. Kor sale. N room hotiHc, Will take Htnall hoti.se or cur on flrHt payment. (Tall ut 4 1 1 Stnal.H street. TMS-STp "Bi-; Mac" Work Shirts "Dig Mac" F.hlrls .are in (heir name bt ull nwi in vain, big In Ml Y too low in price, nl 73c Work Shirts Khaki ianrle oloib. cut full. welt made of U"H mairrial. Ohc of our bl work t-hiil values , only 98c Athletic Union Suits Men's aihieiie stylo, mada of a var Rood Rradi nntoaooli that comhlniM. cotnfto't, wear. tiiv qilallllsa anil very low PI 69c Work Shirts Work hblriN of heuvy chain bruv, cut fnii and roomy ' nilnnM I twin. WOI kuoMt pi a I M than At our low price. 98c Work Socks Well mada ami In hlack ami rorilt valu' In wotk i duranls a ree at tin 2 pair, 25c Work Shoes Blk-Bal work iiioe tfiqually Kootl lor work or lor outing S2.39 Men's Union Suits a finely made, knitted union null tif excellent iunllly iner- eerlned oolton Finely iheped, cut run. low prised at $1.49 8-inch Elk Work Shoes Just the strong. Jt ftowerful ihOOa (hat will (K etnmlly wll w raoa train anti of ntugii work or roiiKhhiK It In th mmi. A RROa (hut will maki t hir low price. $3.49 "Pay Day" Overalls DO UDlt MMini Ibi ouglooM . ex tra full cut for MnfOrl Two hip. two Md'. ualch and rub pock', lucked lo prevent rip ping. MaM gond alwnyi bf oanai alwayv wtll made ov trail! or Jump'T. i a b $1.39 Khaki Pants . or medium mlfhl kimki tut full iiml room) orloed at. 98c Riding Breeches r Khaki Finely lallornd breeebee, for men anil outtK men At Ten neya low price or $1:98 Men's Blazers Wiy popular tor out door win In alt color, h until rhirkn und liitgc over pltildo. at out low ptlcf of $3.98 and $5.90 WANTKH Man ami wife to cook WANTKII t;lrl for lenernl bottOi it The Italilwitt work, one who can it.ty nlKlit" RTIJORNT UARCKUS. rhoras Sheeii tit . Mail ran, Ore. Phone Mime ntiilre :'n.' Jeffemott plate Polo elaitted hy some to hp the oldest of athletic sports. It has heen traced lo BOO B. O. WB AUK HI II.DINC, a few small houses on terms like rent. $20 dOWn nnil $20 per month. Plenty of trees, water antl liuht. Near bnsinaas section ami mills. So its at once. Iir.N'KI.E & MINKR LAND CO. 21-27c 1010 Wall St. FUR SAI.K Twelve room Itoin-, furnished in 2 room suites for housekeeping, 1 Mock Wall. Stt hlocks from I'. O. Quick sale. J3.250. cash or terms. Write JC9f care Bul letin. l(-t(-18p FOR SALE l orner lot, one 4 room modern house and one 2 room partly modern house, with or with out furniture. Inquire at 2 Kansas, corner of Iiva road. S2-2J-:Uc FOR KENT Two room furnished house; water. Ilcht ami wood fur nb hod. fit. 00 per month. Suitable for partv without chit Iren. InQUlre Mrs. Mullet's Beauty Parlor, 140 Oregon, 75-2f-27c . for pari teulara. S 1 -2 tip mi-2i:-2!p sliort lime Beauty I'm in for inly Mrs Mullc phone glf.W, Tlll : EXIDE BATTERIES Radio-Automobile Schuman Auto Electric FOIl SALE Almost comoletad larce new five room house: sewer con nection and room Uir hath: 10x116 ft. lot. Priced for quick ante, t!16. I P. It. Pltser. Phone CIS. 1 27. Min nesota Ave. nr-2!ic FOR sale on TRADK Property in Benttle forBend properly, in quire at 227 St. Helens. 60-2S'17o FOIl KENT Modern apartment, :i rooms Adults only. fiariiKe In Connection, two hlocks frttm mill Reasonable. Apply 22s Broadway. 7ft-2.r-2fir Foil ItKNT 2 room furnished house, water nnd lights, at 2T Louisiana, inquire at It Loulatana or Phone 2.1-M. 94-2B-27p FOR ItKNT Two 2 room furnlshoil housekeeping apartments. md 517 In advanc . Phone after c. erenlnge. 0tf-30p FOIl RENT One room bouse, part ly furnished. J(1(I per month. .vltb water nnd light, Inquire afternoons at 1067 Alhany Ave. IS-2(-tTp WAKTBD Boarders and roomers, nice modern home, hath pi lvili'K near mill Also Karaite for rent Mrs. E. a Olaypool, OllohrUt. WANTED Your car lo wash. Also motsr cleanlnK. car ' pollshliiK. enamel cleanlnK. lop dressing. See Clarence, Rankle Berrlee station. t-2-27p WANTED TO KENT -f or S room modern kouae. Phone ,ri.i3-j. 13-ft-ISp WANTED Your Kan. oil antl tire business. Home of protected tires. Henkie Berrlee, phone .inn. 47-3-ITp FOR TltADE lost Batwsen La Pine and Bend, BoatOn hull pup. 2 months old Auswu . to nejttO of Pegsry, Please notify .Mrs. Ilulph Dunn. It4 East Rave r pi JTO-J. Liberal rewnnl Mll 0p tin w ki. and top din for the haul Ing Phone 202-II or tall ut 1041 Bond M-ttMlp LOST AM) FOUND POI ND White Split dog. I hurl Owner call at BM 2 Ogilen. S.1-2lip HIBCKIitiAN COOfl Foil A permanent cesn pool, have Pi rrv. th.. well tlrlller. sink a large bole iiir.iiif.ii tin- lara rocb and into the snderlylni trrer Icos, tnnklni ;i real drain at small expente For eetlmntea ami service phone 111 or call at 22'.i Conayaea St 111 FOUND II H A bnttoni owner may have same In put lux for udrerils Ing :it-2-27c LOST Ai Hutle lake Siimlai. green Colnmbln knll sweater Flnttov re turn in Ronton store Reward. H2-2lip Put I: In Tim Ilulletln ';."wfrrrv On June 30th we paid to our Savings Depositors the sum of $7,546.35 interest. Are you one of the Savings Depositors of this bank? If not, now its a good time to start a, Savings Account in order to obtain your dividend Decem ber 30th, 1925. The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Bend Bank of Superior Service MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 Foil SALE -One 11 room modern bungalow on St. Helens; one 6 room on Si. Helens; one 4-r'oom on Newport ; (-room on West Third: 1 5-room on Delaware, garage, paved street. All close in. Inquire 227 St. Helens. 6 1 -2 5-3 1 p FOR SALE SO acre ranch, eight and one-half mileH east of town, j Prlcetl at SI 2.50 per acre. Consider terms. 20 acre water right, house, j ham and cistern. Call at 1405 ; Lexington. 64-2 5-2 Gp' FOR SALE 5 room house, strictly modern, All buHt-tns, Excep tionally large garage. $500 down and easy terniH on balance. 182 St. Helens. Phone 24'i-M. 05-25-3 lp FOIl BALIS' 'I Jersey milk cows, 1 registered Jersey hull, 1 span j heavy draft horses and harness) 1 ! three-inch Winona wagon. Apply Foil RENT Two mom rnrnlsbed shack, suitable for men hatching; rent, Including electric lights. $. Inquire 1070 Union St. IOiO'lTpJ FOIl KENT One large housekeeping room. All modern conveniences.,' Inquire 510 Lava Hoatl or phone 18 1-lt. S0-20-27p FOIl KENT--A three room modern furnished house. Inquire at 3S Oreeley or phone n-J. 73-2r-c FOR RENT Modern apartment, 3 rooms, adultM only. Oarage In connection. 22x Kroadway. 2-20-2GC If you are looking for a place to rent, Bee BEND INVESTMENT t'O. 159 Wall St. 16-2c for rent Modern furnished ap nrtraent, very close in. Cftll 3K-.I' or 22S. 4 1-22-27ci FOR RENT 2 room Cumberland, house, 1134 51-24-lOp 3 inn si. 62-26-270 for rent .Two room furnished house, near mills. Inquire Dick's Tailor Shop. l-20-2(!ci FOR RENT I room house, newly papered, Call 4S-M. 68-26-26p FOR SALE Three motors; three, one and half horsepower. Also i generator immune lor rami tignting. A. E. Ault. 30-22-27C FOR RENT Basement under B6s ton Store. tlootl light. Coolesl place In town, Apply M. P. Cash man. 52-24-20': JUST ARRIVED BY EXPRESS! i Men's Flannel Trousers Something Different Made in the new Collegiate Style. Wide bottoms, Slash pockets, buckle waist witb wide belt loops. Grays, tans, blues antl cream colors. All sizes, 80 to :'('. Wear a pair of these with one of the new sport blouses. You'll Jike them. Popularly priced, $4-95 to $8.50 used machine sale Bargains in till makes, Terms to Stilt, While I Hewing Machine Co., foot of Oregon ;st. J.'T. Ore wold, Mgr. 6l-26-S0p FOR KALE- Five milk cows, priced! reasonable. Phone 1 1 F23 or ad- ; dress F. Rrandon, hox 158, llond, Oregon. 60-25-31)) FOR SALE OR TRADE Two 1 ',.. Ion Republic trucks. Musi. Ret rid of them. Phone 143-M. !)8-26p FOn HALE (lood milk cow, fresh j soon. Inquire Btmd ilnlf Huh. 87-26-27p FOR RENT Modeitl three room furnished apartment netir miliH. Inquire 108 Lava Road. 74-26-27p WANTBD WANTED -Someone to water audi cul lawn In return for rem free; sleeping room .Inly 15 lo August 15. Applv at once til, 825 Highland Blvd. I R2-2(l-27p I "wXNirro "TUAiTE--My equity In 4 room house and lot fori light car. Must he In A-l condl-i lion. Inquire al Ilulletln. (13-25-2(iti Itrennan Oxfords $7 $9 $10 i I r J h . It. It. H.VYDKIt, Mgr. Next Hoor lo Central Oregon Bank lilillMiiiMiiini.iMiimiiiimini'liiml Interwoven Hosiery .15c to $1.50 . ,. i . . n n A I I